Three Goblins Secretly Following The Wedding Procession

Story introduction:

• In the declining Shang Dynasty, King Zhou’s obsession with beauty ignites chaos: he forces loyal Marquis Su Hu to send his beloved daughter Daji to the palace as a concubine. Su Hu rebels to protect her, then surrenders to spare Jizhou’s people—sacrificing honor for compassion. But a darker secret simmers: three goblins (Nine-Tailed Fox, Pheasant Spirit, Pipa Spirit), tasked by Goddess Nüwa, lurk to seize Daji’s body and destroy Shang. As the wedding procession heads to Chaoge, Su Hu’s fatherly concern masks a horror: the real Daji is gone, and a deadly, disguised force marches to unravel an empire. It’s a gripping tale of loyalty tested, family torn, and destiny shaped by tyranny and magic.

Highlights of this book:

• Loyalty vs. Humanity Conflict - Su Hu rebels to shield Daji from the king, then surrenders to save Jizhou’s people—capturing the agony of choosing between honor and innocent lives.

• Gripping Supernatural Intrigue - Three goblins’ stealthy plot (seizing Daji’s body, infiltrating the palace) weaves eerie magic into political chaos, fueling constant suspense.

• Raw Family Emotion - Tearful farewells between Daji and her parents (Su Hu’s guilt, Lady Zheng’s fear) add heartfelt depth amid the story’s dark turmoil.

• Foreshadowed Dynasty Doom - Commoners’ anxious whispers and the goblins’ hidden presence build tension, framing the procession as Shang’s march to ruin.